Month: February 2026

A reader, that I will refer to as Lee, emailed me with the kind of question that sounds silly until you realize you have wondered the same thing in the cereal aisle.

Google is officially announcing a trio of new desktop Chrome productivity features today: Split View, PDF annotation, and...

The move comes a few months after Meta shut down Messenger’s stand-alone desktop apps for Windows and Mac.

Skip Bayless sparked backlash after urging the NHL to adopt 3-on-3 overtime during the Olympics—despite the league using the format since 2016. Quinn Hughes sealed the U.S. win.

Apple's iPhone satellite capabilities can grow, but physics are remorseless. There's still a limit on how much satellite internet can do and how fast it can do it — unless Apple produces a case that it has been researching that doubles as a big antenna.

Nintendo has a slew of new early childhood toys, plus an app that harkens back to the N64.

CBS Stations has been trumpeting the use of its augmented reality and virtual reality-driven technology across many of its broadcast TV properties, including KPIX-5 in San Francisco. Now, the Paramount unit has brought its AR/VR newscast advancements to Baltimore, and will put them to the task come Monday.

The Galaxy XR's design looks familiar, but wearing it is a little different from what I expected.

Young people are not passive users of technology. Their lived experience provides insights essential to shaping safer and more effective digital environments.